2023 Nationalmuseum in Stockholm at Blaafarveværket
Through 70 artworks from the Swedish Nationalmuseum In Stockholm, you can experience an art exhibition that gives you a glimpse of human life, from cradle to grave.
Ticket
| Adult | 179,- |
| Entrance all exhibitions | 259,- |
| Children u/ 15 years | Free |
In many ways, Sweden is our closest neighbour. But there is still much to discover in the world of art and culture. With 11 female and 28 male artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, the presentation will offer the pleasure of reunion and new acquaintances.
Guided tour every Sunday 12.30pm
Familiar images were important and the framework in the exhibition consists of highlights from Scandinavian art - such as Carl Larsson, Anders Zorn, Bruno Liljefors, August Strindberg, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Eilif Peterssen, L.A. Ring, Richard Bergh and Bertha Wegmann. At the same time, it is important to present artists who may have been overshadowed by the most famous, but who in their time were highly respected. Sometimes even higher than the artists we know best today.
In our time, there has also been an increased interest in female artists, and we are proud that 11 of the 39 artists in the exhibition are women, who contribute 15 of the 70 exhibited works. Artists such as Elisabeth Keyser, Hanna Pauli, Sofie Werenskiold, Anna Boberg and Emma Löwstedt-Chadwick can be new acquaintances for many, who are worth bringing along.
The exhibition's paintings are taken from an exciting era in the history of art. The oldest painting was done by Hans Fredrik Gude in 1879, while the newest was painted by Helmer Osslund in 1910. We can safely say that we are in a time where the changes in the view of what art can and should be, created a golden age.
Exhibited artists from the Nationalmuseum:
August Strindberg, Carl Larsson, Anders Zorn, Bruno Liljefors, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Carl Fredrik Aagaard, Carl Wilhelmson, Sofie Werenskiold, Hildegard Thorell, Anselm Schultzberg, L.A. Ring, Eilif Peterssen, Hanna Pauli, Helmer Osslund, Ivar Nyberg, Elisabeth Keyser, Axel Jungstedt, Ernst Josephson, Eugéne Jansson, H.F. Gude, Anna Boberg, Oscar Björk, Hugo Salmson, Richard Bergh, Olof Sager-Nelson, Elisabeth Warling, Ingeborg Westfelt-Eggertz, Emma Löwstädt-Chadwick, Bertha Wegmann, Carl Fredrik Hill, Elias Erdtman, John Sten, Ester Almqvist, Nils Kreuger, Ferdinand Hernlund, Robert Thegerström, Axel Lindman, Alfred Bergström, Emma Toll.
We are proud to say that art and culture has become a part of the industrial fairytale Blaafarveværket. With the high quality of our art exhibitions, we create joy for everyone.
